
Ladies' sleepwear
Pieces meant for the end of a long day — breathable, unrestrictive, and cut to stay comfortable through a night's sleep.
- Nightshirts
- Sleep sets
- Camis & shorts
- Robes
New pieces from our ladies’ & kids’ collections are added to the lookbook each season.
Alongside manufacturing for other brands, we design and make our own retail collections. Ladies' and kids' loungewear and sleepwear, designed in the United Kingdom, made in Palladam, and sold direct to consumers in India.
JERSEYJO designs and manufactures; Lazy Days is the retail label that takes the pieces to customers across India. The store is opening shortly — the site is live now.
Each season brings new colours, prints and silhouettes, but the categories stay deliberately narrow. Doing a few things properly is what keeps fit and hand feel consistent.

Pieces meant for the end of a long day — breathable, unrestrictive, and cut to stay comfortable through a night's sleep.

The in-between wardrobe: relaxed enough for a Sunday at home, considered enough to answer the door in.

Built for sensitive skin and repeated washing, with flat-lock seams and trims chosen so nothing scratches at 2am.

Day-to-night pieces with reinforced knees and ribbed cuffs, made to survive the laundry rather than the photoshoot.
The knit, the GSM and the finish are settled before anything else. A print cannot rescue a fabric that feels wrong against skin.
Pre-shrunk, colour-fast and soft-washed, so the fourth wash feels like the first rather than like a different garment.
Silhouette, colour and range direction come from our UK design office, judged against European retail standards.
Every retail piece is cut and stitched in our own facility. What we sell and what we manufacture are the same product.
We photograph recent pieces as they are finished and post them to the lookbook — cloth, colour and cut, without the catalogue copy.
Our retail desk answers customer enquiries directly. For wholesale or private-label production of these categories, the manufacturing team is a better first stop.